Beauly Firth shoreline, by Lettoch

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Beauly Firth shoreline, by Lettoch

Image: © Craig Wallace Taken: 16 Jun 2014

Looking west towards the head of the firth, at close to low tide. A large area of mud and seaweed along the shore. The small peninsula in the middle has a collection of sheds, tents and flags, it may be some sort of garden. The hills around Strathfarrar are visible in the distance.

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Image Location

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Latitude
57.504396
Longitude
-4.292259